In the novel “The House on Mango Street”, written by Sandra Cisneros, there is a very generic type of writing structure associated with each of the chapters. One basic aspect of the writing structure that is represented throughout the novel is the lack of quotations. While some may consider this incorrect and abnormal, it makes the novel quite easy to interpret and understand. Since every part of the book involves sentences and dialogue without quotation, it is difficult to cite specific examples. As well as there being a structure that simplifies the story, there is a poetic tone to it as well. An example of this would be during games of jump rope. “I like coffee, I like tea. I like the boys and the boys like me. Yes, no, maybe so. Yes, no,
